Hello
fans and welcome back to our newsletter.
Today, we are back on the road coming to you from Salt Lake City,
UT.
The
show kicks right off with newcomer ScooterJ making his way out. He is booed (no surprise there) and he begins
to insult the locker room claiming no one wants to face him as he is just “too
damn good”. This challenge brings out
the TV Champion ‘The Elitist’ Reid Rothchild who receives a warm welcome from
the SLC crowd. Reid questions that with
only one match under his belt, he should not be throwing out challenges to
everyone. ScooterJ calls Reid washed up
and challenges him to a match. Reid says
that it will be a non-title match as this schmuck hasn’t earned anything. Reid says that his manager Master Bull is not
here as he was unable to make the trip.
Reid tells ScooterJ to “bring it”.
ScooterJ attacks Reid and the match begins. ScooterJ started off strong but then the
champ kicked it into high gear and started to own the newbie. ScooterJ proved to be a bit more of a
challenge and Reid definitely underestimated him. After ScooterJ kicked out of the Rothchild
Stunner, Reid was a bit shocked. He went
to question the ref to make sure he knows how to count to 3 but turned around
and got hit with a low blow and then ate a superkick from ScooterJ. ScooterJ went for the pin and after putting
his feet on the ropes for leverage, got the 1-2-3. ScooterJ just defeated the TV Champ in his
second outing in the HCW. ScooterJ tries
to take the belt but the ref reminds him the belt was never on the line. ScooterJ then throws Reid over the top rope
to the floor and declares himself the “uncrowned” TV champion. ScooterJ says he is going to make a case for
a title shot now. (17 min)
Backstage,
Travis and Terra of the Ryzing Storm say that they are not getting a fair shake
in the HCW and say that if they want anything done, they have to do it
themselves. Terra throws out a
challenge to the Steel Curtain and hopes they are man enough to accept.
We
head back to the ring for our next match.
First, the Savior comes out and promises to “save” the fans from their
own stupidity. Billy Robbins, his
opponent, makes his way out next. The
Savior takes the fight to Billy and the two of them brawl around the ring until
Billy hits a dropkick that sends the Savior out of the ring. Seeming like he’s had enough, he walks away
resulting in a countout. Just then,
Handsome Hernandez hits the ring and lays out Billy. He then locks in a cross arm breaker and
(appears to) tries to break Billy’s arm.
Fortunately the ref and some suits break it up before too much damage
can be done. Hernandez leaves looking
all smug. (11 ½ min for the match; 15 for the segment)
The
Stache arrives and says he is defending his title tonight. When pressed for who his opponent will be,
the Stache said “you’ll just have to wait.”
Next
up we have tag team action. Once again,
the Ambassador is trying to get his team ready to challenge for the belts but
they still need some work. P&L (Phat
Sol and Lucas Johnston) both head down to the ring with their manager. Tonight, they are taking on the Desperados
(El Chango & Leon Teremoto). El
Chango threatens the Ambassador with bodily harm if he stick his nose in their
match. This match (for P&L) was
completely opposite from their last match.
This time, they took the match to the former tag champs and owned
them. Both Lucas and Phat kept Leon in
the ring for the majority of the match and their strategy worked (going after
the perceived weak link). Phat and Lucas
executed numerous double teams and the Ambassador only got involved once. In fact, in the last 4 minutes of the match,
Lucas went for a pin 4x. Leon, to his
credit, kicked out of 3 of them. The
last one saw Leon eat a flying dropkick from Lucas and at the same time, El
Chango was disposed of by Phat Sol.
Leaving no one to make the save, Leon got pinned. P&L get a win under their belts. This win allows them to issue a challenge
once again in the top 10 to try and qualify for the coveted tag team title shot
against the champs the Smashers. (12
min) After P&L left the ring, the 5th
Column (Karl Braun, Oswald Zimmerman and Baron von Blood) ran down and attacked
the Desperados. They could not fight
back after the beating they just took. A
flash flying through the curtains sees Ivan Dragovich running down to the ring
with a chain and he starts swinging it around and the 5th Colum
bail. Ivan helps the Desperados up and
offers his hand. El Chango and Leon are
skeptical but eventually shake it. The
three of them leave.
Backstage,
The Steel Curtain accept the match with the Ryzing Storm. Starbuck says that the Smashers, although
they didn’t attack them, are up to something.
Buzz adds in that anytime the Smashers want a piece of them, they know
where they are.
Southern
Belle comes back out and says she’ll be scouting the next two ladies matches.
We
head back to the ring for our ladies match.
Lexy Flexx makes her way to the ring first and is followed out by her
opponent Betsy Cummings. Lexy owned this
match as she had to defend her spot in the top 10 lineup. She really didn’t need to do much as Betsy
was practically tripping over herself in the ring. Lexy used up 13 minutes to showcase her
talent to the fans and to Southern Belle.
Belle was really impressed after Lexy reversed a leaping snapmare and
turned it into a pumphandle Lexy-Plex.
She got the easy 3 count and retains her spot in the lineup. Belle applauds at ringside.
Reid
Rothchild is backstage and says that he 100% underestimated ScooterJ but says
it will never happen again. Once he and
Master Bull are back under the same roof, he will teach ScooterJ the meaning of
respect.
Our
next Ladies match is on and this time, Queen’s Court ruler Queen Beckett gets to
take on Jazz Emmett. For 17 minutes, her
royalness controlled the match but it seems after that, she totally ran out of
steam and all Jazz had to do was to hold on for 3 more minutes. Jazz managed to actually turn to the match
into her favor but she didn’t have enough in the tank to keep the Queen’s
shoulders to the mat for a 3 count. The
match ends up in a 20 minute time limit draw.
Belle watched from ringside but really didn’t seem all that
impressed. Belle ends up leaving just
as the time limit expired. I take it
this means neither of these women are on Belle’s short list. (20 min draw)
Chic
Monroe, Wendell Hammerschimdt & (a beat up) Billy Robbins call out the Tag
champs & Hernandez and challenge them to a 6 man match. Chic says if they don’t accept, it proves
they are nothing but cowards.
We
head back to the ring for Tag team action.
The Ryzing Storm (Travis and Terra Ryzing) come out first. Music changes and the oh-so-popular the Steel
Curtain come out to the biggest pop of the night so far. This one was also just another
ass-kicking. Once again, the tag team
champs the Smashers come out. It looks like
they were going to attack the Steel Curtain but instead (as MJ distracted the
ref) attacked the Ryzing Storm injuring them.
The Smashers remained at ringside just to play mind games with the Steel
Curtain. Anytime the SC tried to go for
a pin, MJ or the Smashers would distract the ref. Finally, the bell rang bringing this one to a
20 minute draw. The Steel Curtain were
pissed. Just as they left the ring, the
Smashers ran in and “smashed” the Ryzing Storm.
It appears that they are making a statement to the rest of the tag team
division.
GM
Max McGillicutty comes out just as the Smashers and MJ are leaving. Max warns them to tread lightly and MJ tells
Max that these two men are the World Tag Team champions and they will do
whatever they want, whenever they want and to whomever they want. If one of those teams wants to try their hand
at taking on these two men, they are welcome to but need to make sure they have
rooms booked at the local hospital as they will need serious medical attention
afterwards. MJ and the Smashers leave
laughing.
It
is time for our Main Event and it will be for the World Title. The challenger comes out first and as the
music hits, out comes Outback Oscar.
Oscar is pumped and high-fives with the fans as he rushes down to the
ring. The music changes and out comes
the World Champion The Stache. Stache
takes his time as he heads to the ring soaking in the reactions from the
crowd. Oscar has waited a long time for
this and appears to be ready. The Stache
extends his hand and the two shake. The
bell rings and this one is underway.
===== In the 1st
minute of the match: =====
The Stache rolled DC
Outback Oscar rolled
OC.
Outback Oscar executes a
FULL NELSON FACE SMASH....
The Stache attempts to
defend against FULL NELSON FACE SMASH but is unsuccessful.
===== In the 2nd
minute of the match: =====
The Stache rolled OC/TT
Outback Oscar rolled DC
The Stache executes a
THE S*IT KICKER (DROPKICK)....
Outback Oscar attempts
to defend against THE S*IT KICKER (DROPKICK) but is unsuccessful.
===== In the 3rd
minute of the match: =====
The Stache rolled OC.
Outback Oscar rolled DC
The Stache executes a
THROW OUT OF RING....Oscar goes flying over the top rope and crashes hard on the
floor. It appears that he is hurt.
Outback Oscar attempts
to defend against THROW OUT OF RING but is unsuccessful.
Outback Oscar is on
the outside. The ref begins the count.
1...2...3...4...5...6...7...
Outback Oscar makes
it back into the ring at the 7 count.
The Stache scores 7
points.
===== In the 4th
minute of the match: =====
The Stache rolled OC.
Outback Oscar rolled DC
The Stache executes a
RODEO ROUNDHOUSE (KICK)....
Outback Oscar attempts
to defend against RODEO ROUNDHOUSE (KICK) but is unsuccessful.
===== In the 5th
minute of the match: =====
The Stache rolled DC
Outback Oscar rolled DC
Both Men in rolled DC
The Stache rolled OC.
Outback Oscar rolled
OC.
The Stache executes a
THE HANDLEBAR (CAMEL CLUTCH)....
Outback Oscar executes a
SPINNING ELBOW DROP....
The Stache straps in
the THE HANDLEBAR (CAMEL CLUTCH).
Oscar, still hurting
from his awkward landing on the floor screams in pain. In order to avoid permanent damage, he has to
tap out. Outback Oscar submits!!!
The Stache wins with
a THE HANDLEBAR (CAMEL CLUTCH) over Outback Oscar!!!
The
Stache retains his title in this (unfortunately) short match. In a show of sportsmanship, the Stache helps
Oscar to his feet and shakes hands with him.
Oscar is helped from the ring as the Stache remains in the ring
celebrating as well as interacting with fans at ringside. This brings tonight’s show to an end.
Stay
Tuned as there is more action on the horizon.
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